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Possible Link OHETIS [E8] 1 Mirwyn Hundred, Daenshire, 435
Ohetis Keep was built in 621. King Ashenan created the barony in 655 and granted it to Vordi Julor. In 669, Vordi was raised to Earl of Kuseme as a reward for his actions during the Five-Year War. In 712, Vordi’s impulsive grandson Ernald involved Kanday in the Kuseme War and lost most of his lands.
Sir Ernald still privately styles himself Earl of Kuseme. Although the title is officially lapsed, he is constantly plotting schemes to regain his lost lands. The baron is unpopular at court and is given to foolish and arrogant pride. His gambling has left him heavily in debt to Eryck of Graek, a mercantyler in Dyrisa.
Ohetis is comfortable sheep country where little happens of any note. The gentle slopes and flat fields support huge flocks of sheep.
The mysterious and foreboding Douwa Downs, a rugged maze of ravines with tortured vegetation and foul fogs, lie east of Ohetis. Along the northeast shore of Lake Mora are a cluster of hot pools known as Balek. The ruins of an Agrikan temple from the Corani Empire can be found at the springs. The few hardy folk from Ohetis who venture into Douwa Downs steer well clear of the ruins, fearing their evil reputation.
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